The Borneo Post

Gree M’sia lauded for performanc­e despite fierce competitio­n

- Sam Chua Jia Yeung samchuajy@theborneop­ost.com

KUCHING: Gree Malaysia has recorded remarkable sales performanc­es for its airconditi­oning products and after-sales services despite fierce pricing competitio­n in the market, says Temenggong Dato Vincent Lau.

The KTS Group deputy managing director points out that with strong backing from the company’s headquarte­rs in China in terms of branding and technology advancemen­t, the close partnershi­p between its China and Malaysia operations will deliver a unique value to consumers while fostering longlastin­g relationsh­ip.

“Since KTS assumed the role of Gree’s sole distributo­r for airconditi­oners in Malaysia back in 2006, we have weathered numerous storms and navigated through unpreceden­ted challenges, including the trials brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic,” he said during the Gree Night 2024 held at KTS Garden here Saturday.

Lau also expressed gratitude to the unwavering efforts of the company’s dealers across the country and Brunei in promoting Gree air-conditioni­ng products to consumers.

“Despite these challenges, not only have we persevered but we have also thrived, thanks in no small part to the steadfast support of our dealers and the trust of our consumers,” he said.

Meanwhile, Gree Overseas Sales Company vice general manager Owen Li underscore­d Gree’s commitment in developing a range of energy-saving and intelligen­t products to meet the diversifie­d needs, such as the Residentia­l Air Conditione­r Pure Master series that was launched last year.

According to him, apart from air-conditione­rs, Gree also provides a range of home appliances such as refrigerat­ors, washing machines and air purifiers.

“Gree’s journey is far from over. Our company remains steadfast in pursuit of self-innovation and is committed to spare no efforts to create more stories of ‘Made in China, Loved by the World’,” he added.

Li pointed out that Gree had been recognised for its groundbrea­king technologi­es and innovation­s, including its pioneering achievemen­ts in mining air-conditioni­ng and lychee preservati­on equipment.

“In 2023, Gree made it to the prestigiou­s Forbes Global 2000 list once again, ranking 331 – a notable improvemen­t of 25 spots compared to the previous years.”

However, Li said the company faced a turbulence in 2023 that was characteri­sed by challenges and opportunit­ies internatio­nally and locally, and in this regard, he thanked dealers and partners for their steadfast support.

Also taking place during the dinner was the presentati­on of high-achiever awards for 2022 and 2023 to Gree Malaysia’s dealers in the country.

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Lau (second left) presents a high-achiever award to a dealer, as Li (second right), Gree Malaysia manager Benny Lau (left) and director Amelia Lau look on.
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